Induct 33 Into National Honor Society at Hill Side High
Thirty-three Hill Side High seniors will be inducted into the National Honor Society in a Feb 10 ceremony at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. George A. Gould will introduce junior candidates. speeches on character scholarship leadership and service will be given by Wisnieski Gottfried Bolick and Kurland. A reception will follow in the cafeteria with PTA volunteers assisting.
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Hill Side High School
George A. Gould
Karen Lovett
Donna Sprague
Kyle Davis
Georgina Wilhelm
Trailside Center Shows New Jersey Film and Planetarium
Trailside Nature and Science Center Watchung Reservation hosts Here Is New Jersey a New Jersey Bell film about life in the Garden State. Screenings at 2 and 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. Sunday with Planetarium features Charles Messier and His Catalog at 2 3 and 4 p.m. The planetarium repeats Monday to Thursday at 4 p.m. and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Capacity is 36, tickets first come first served, children under eight barred.
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Watchung Reservation
Trailside Planetarium
Union County Park Commission
Charles Messier
Trakside
Dee Calls for Disciplinary Code at Board Meeting
Anthony Dee, candidate for the Board of Education, urged adoption of a disciplinary code after addressing supporters. He stressed stronger Board, Administration, and teacher backing, teacher confidence, and periodic reviews to improve school discipline and student performance.
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Anthony Dee
Board of Education
Dee
Messano Seeks Answers From School Board Candidate
Gennaro Messano, running for the Board of Education, demands accountability over a Jan 19 1975 public meeting on a 22000 plumbing installation at AP Morris School and seeks details on a boiler pipe burst at Harden Locker School on Jan 20 1975. He argues earlier advice could have prevented taxpayer costs and pledges to reduce such problems if elected. Vote number 1 March 1.
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Harden Locker School
Board of Education
Nicolaus Attacks Opponent Over Distorted View On Home Rule
School Board candidate Phil Nicolaus accuses opponent Taetasch of a distorted stance on home rule and neighborhood schools. He cites a 1973 Dec. vote to eliminate racial imbalance, alleged improper spending, and a plan to break up neighborhood schools, arguing for a voter referendum on school assignments by race.
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Phil Nicolaus
Taetasch
Merlo
De Filippo To Lead Heart Fund Drive
Charlotte DeFilippo of 122 Dee Ave is reappointed Hillside Chairman of the Union County Chapter American Heart Association annual February fund drive. She has led the drives in 1971 72 and 1972 and serves on multiple boards including Hillside Board of Education and Saybrook PTA. She says the goal is 4000 and urges Hillside residents to give generously to fund research and rehabilitation programs for heart disease.
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Union County
American Heart Association
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Hillside Board of Education
Hillside Con
Saybrook Pta
Say Kysolt Satara
Hillside
Hillside High School
Newark State College
Michael
Turge al Mill- Side
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